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Free for every educator, whether you run the pre-check or not. These are the six things that most often turn a routine meeting into a dispute.
"As needed" and "consult" without minutes are the findings hearing officers flag first. Write the numbers in.
34 CFR § 300.320(a)(4) · (a)(7)A goal without a baseline can't show progress, and vague goals are exactly what Endrew F. was about. Measurable or rewrite it.
34 CFR § 300.320(a)(2)–(3) · Endrew F., 580 U.S. 386 (2017)The meeting must be at a mutually agreed time and place, with notice early enough to arrange to attend. One take-it-or-leave-it date is not agreement.
34 CFR § 300.322(a)Sharing a draft in advance is good practice; walking in with decisions already made is a violation. The team, including the parent, decides in the room.
34 CFR § 300.501(b) · § 300.116The IEP must say when and how the parent gets progress reports on every goal. Put the schedule in and keep it.
34 CFR § 300.320(a)(3)If the team proposes or refuses a change, the parent gets it in writing with the reasoning and data behind it. PWN protects you as much as the family — it is the record that you did it right.
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